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Photos from my Africa trip


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..so many great photos. Here I go with ones I like best on three passes with comments:

 

Girl at well really pops-even with her at a distance she seems articulated. (I think I would love a TLR.) I like girl looking back at village-suggests interesting relationship between her and home. I've seen bus ride on another post and it is great. It would be great also without the flare, but the flare works for the classic look you referenced before. Orphan on pole is great. I assume that is the Nikkor 24 and the textural contrast is very interesting-it looks like wonderful use of the 24 to me. The whole boy's prison in Tanzania topic is scary, and the blurry one of the three boys where one looks like he has his thumb in his mouth really captures the ominous aspect of what I think of with the topic. I like the boy's kicking the basket or other object in the yard-great sense of motion and frivolity contrasted by the other shots.

 

I enjoyed it. Thank you.

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Very nice job.

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On the topic of Africa - a friend of mine travelled around a bit for a month ago and ended up spending one week in Africa. She has had very little interest in photography and the only camera she brought was a small, digital p&s camera. I still think she did a great job:

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She is now considering getting a more serious camera with interchangeable lenses.

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Her flickr site here: <a href="http://flickr.com/photos/junekwon/">Flickr</a href> if anyone wants to see more stuff.

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thanks for the comments. it's hard to do anything about the bleached out skies when it's so bright out and needing to give exposure to such a dark skinned people. guess i've got to live with it :)

 

we gained access to the prison via a missionairy that we were working with for a part of a documentary i was working on. as for zanzibar, unfortunately no, i did not make it. those i was traveling with are there now :(

 

i'm liking the 6x6 format more and more for my still work, though i much prefer framing wide screen when working with film or video.

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